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Green Monkey's babyfood

The best start for your baby’s future

Green Monkey organic babyfood2 Like so many fantastic products born in New Zealand, Green Monkey’s organic babyfood sprouted from a perceived gap in the market.
This time it was from two new mothers wanting to ensure their babies had the best nutritional start to their lives. Believing, rightly of course, that these early years can set up a lifetime of good eating habits.

But most importantly, it had to taste great and be nutritious not just for babies but for adults as well. Because, let’s be real, what a mother feeds her baby is about the adult, not the child. Green Monkey knew mothers had to feel good and proud about what they fed their babies in their first years of their lives.

Green Monkey is flourishing with an excellent baby food product and convenient and sustainable packaging. Using organic produce from local farmers and using sustainable practice packaging and logistics partners, all who share their ethical standards, Green Monkey takes responsibility for their impact on the environment.

Green Monkey is good for your baby, kind on the environment and is striving for a better and more sustainable future for your baby and the earth. We like that.
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